ISBN:
1785603582
,
9781785603587
Sprache:
Englisch
Seiten:
Online-Ressource (xv, 354 pages)
Ausgabe:
First edition
Ausgabe:
Online-Ausg.]
Serie:
Research in social movements, conflicts and change 28
Paralleltitel:
Erscheint auch als Research in social movements, conflicts and change
DDC:
303.484
Schlagwort(e):
Social change
;
Social conflict
;
Social movements
;
Social psychology
;
Social conflict
;
Social movements
;
Social psychology
;
SOCIAL SCIENCE / General
Kurzfassung:
APPENDIX: ACRONYMS -- A Quantitative Reevaluation of Radical Flank Effects within Nonviolent Campaigns -- Introduction -- Literature Review -- Resistance Movements: Nonviolence versus Violence -- Radical Flanks -- Theory -- Research Question and Scope Conditions -- Conceptualizing Radical Flank Effects -- Radical Flanks and Repression (H1) -- Radical Flanks and Backlash (H2) -- Radical Flanks and Campaign Progress (H3) -- Research Design -- Explanatory Variable -- Outcome Variables -- Control Variables -- Analysis -- Interpretation of Results -- Test of H1 -- Test of H2 -- Test of H3 -- Conclusion -- Suggestions for Future Research -- Acknowledgment -- References -- "No Shaming This Slut":. Strategic Frame Adaptation and North American SlutWalk Campaigns -- Introduction -- The Beginning of SlutWalk -- From Early Feminism to the Third Wave: SlutWalk's Origins -- "Don't Dress Like Sluts:" The SlutWalk Begins -- Criticisms of SlutWalk -- Strategic Adaptation of Frames and its Effect on Discourses and Rhetoric -- Data and Methods -- Data Compilation -- Data Analysis -- Findings and Discussion -- Shame-Blame: "Officer Sanguinetti, I'm Very Disappointed" -- "Sluts Unite!:" The "Slut Celebration/Slut Skepticism" Frame -- Strategic Adaptation: From "Slut Celebration" to "Sex Positive, Pro-consent" -- SlutWalk's Twitter Feeds and Websites -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Section II: Religion and Atheism in Social Movements -- Home Is Where Activism Thrives: Community Setting and Persistent Protest Participation -- Introduction -- Commitment, Identity, and Enduring Activism -- Community Setting and Sustained Activism -- Methodology and Data Collection -- Staying the Course: Understanding Persistent Protest Participation -- Cultural Mechanism: Altruism as a Spiritual Duty -- Social Mechanisms Intensify Commitment.
Kurzfassung:
A long-standing characteristic of the series is publishing new theoretical and empirical work that connects previously disparate sub-fields. This volume continues that tradition as the papers join social movements research with organizational theory, new institutionalism, strategic action fields, and nonviolent action
Kurzfassung:
Front Cover -- Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change -- Copyright page -- Contents -- List of Contributors -- Introduction -- References -- Section I: Meso-Level, Intra-Movement Analyses -- The Dynamics of Movement Fields -- Transnational Nationalism: Strategic Action Fields and the Organization of the Fenian Movement -- Introduction -- Transnational Strategic Action Fields -- Data and Methods -- Foundations of Two Fields -- Exogenous Shocks and Destabilizing Conditions -- Field Realignment -- The Merging of Two Nationalist Fields -- Internal Crisis and Dissolution -- Not with a Bang, But a Whimper -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Transnational Field and Frames: Organizations in Ecuador and the US -- Introduction -- Transnational Networks and Frames -- Theorizing the Transnational Field for Frame Diffusion -- Data and Methods -- Case of Ecuador: An Overview -- Data and Analytic Strategy -- Frames in the Transnational Field -- Similar Frames at Local Level and Transnational Level -- Community and Collective Rights -- Human Rights-Indigenous Rights -- Local Level Frames Redefined at Transnational Level -- Land and Well-being -- Environmental Devastation and Conservation -- Local Level Frames Deployed at the Transnational Level -- State Policy and Plunder -- Holding Polluters and the State Accountable -- Circumstances under which Frames Are Similar, Different, or Retained -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Waves of Contention: Relations among Radical, Moderate, and Conservative Movement Organizations -- Introduction -- Concepts, Theory, and Hypotheses -- Defining the Movement Center and Flanks -- Conservative Flank -- Moderate Center -- Radical Flank -- Waves of Contention -- Methods and Data -- Secondary Sources -- Results -- Discussion -- Notes -- Acknowledgment -- References.
Kurzfassung:
Overlapping Personal and Political Spheres -- Emotional Connections between Protesters -- Accountability to the Protest and Fellow Members -- Persistence versus Disengagement -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Humor, Collective Identity, and Framing in the New Atheist Movement -- Introduction -- Humor in Sociological Perspective -- Case Background and Methods -- The Context of Humor: Political and Cultural Opportunities -- Humor for Collective Identity -- Humor for Framing -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Section III: Movement Outcomes and Abeyance -- How Social Movements Matter: Including Sexual Orientation in State-Level Hate Crime Legislation -- Introduction -- Previous Research on Hate Crimes -- Theoretical Considerations -- Mobilization -- Political Context -- Political Mediation -- Data and Methods -- Dependent Variable -- Independent Variables -- LGBT Social Movement Organizational Mobilization -- Political Opportunities -- Political Mediation -- Controls -- Research Design -- Results -- Discussion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- APPENDIX: STATES THAT HAVE PASSED ANTI-GAY HATE CRIME POLICY, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER -- Social Movements in Abeyance in Non-Democracies: The Women's Movement in Franco's Spain -- Introduction -- Social Movements in Abeyance and Social Movements in Non-Democracies -- Empirical Case and Sources -- The First Wave of the Spanish Women's Movement -- Women's Organizing in Franco's Spain -- Location -- Goals -- Repertoire of Activities -- Consequences for the Second Wave of the Spanish Women's Movement -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Acknowledgments -- References -- APPENDIX: INTERVIEWS WITH AUTHOR -- About the Authors.
Beschreibung / Inhaltsverzeichnis:
pt. I: Coalition dynamics in social movementsLinking strategic choice with macro-organizational dynamics: strategy and social movement articulation / Dennis J. Downey and Deana A. Rohlinger -- Coalition dissolution, mobilization, and network dynamics in the U.S. antiwar movement / Michael T. Heaney and Fabio Rojas -- Social movement organizations and coaltions: comparisons from the women's movement in Buenos Aires, Argentina / Elizabeth Borland -- Mesomobilization and fragile coalitions: aboriginal politics and treaty-making in British Columbia / R.S. Ratner and Andrew Woolford -- The living wag movement and the economics of morality: frames, ideology and the discursive field / Shehzad Nadeem -- pt. II: Strategic alliances and strategic decision-making in social movements -- Professional and political alliances, legitimating authority and the longevity of health movement organizations / Matthew E. Archibald and Kendralin J. Freeman -- Opposing movement strategies in U.S. abortion politics / David S. Meyer and Suzanne Staggenborg -- What we talk about when we talk about decline: competing narratives in the Amsterdam squatters' movement / Lynn Owens -- pt. III: Political opportunities and political inequalities -- Starving for change: the hunger strike and nonviolent action, 1906-2004 / Stephen J. Scanlon, Laurie Cooper Stoll and Kimberly Lumm -- Restricting public life, creating deadly strife: how political discrimination impacts interethnic conflict / Clayton D. Peoples and Tina Hsu Schweizer.
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